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HBOT Pricing

What hyperbaric oxygen therapy costs in Malaysia.

Every session and package price at CAIAN in Bukit Jalil, and why prices differ across the market.

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The short answer

A single hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT) session in Malaysia costs RM 298 at CAIAN Recovery Hub: 60 private minutes at 1.3 ATA in Bukit Jalil, Kuala Lumpur. Your first visit is the RM 198 First Reset, a 120-minute ritual that includes a full HBOT session. Hospital-grade medical HBOT is priced separately, by prescription.

Every price below is the price you pay. There is no consultation fee, no membership requirement, and no upsell once you are in the room.

Every price

First Reset (first visit)120 minutes · sauna, JUNÒ and a full 60-minute HBOT session · once per guest
RM 198
First Reset Signature (first visit)120 minutes with the Signature JUNÒ tier · once per guest
RM 238
HBOT single session60 minutes at 1.3 ATA · private chamber
RM 298
Full Recovery SessionSauna + JUNÒ + HBOT · 120 minutes
RM 398
Full Recovery Session SignatureSauna + Signature JUNÒ + HBOT · 120 minutes
RM 438

The price includes everything in the room: the private cabin, towels, water, and an unhurried handover. Single sessions for infrared sauna (RM 68) and JUNÒ (from RM 88) are priced separately on their own pages.

Packages and credits

Renewal packageRM 1,200 in credits · valid 6 months
RM 1,000
Restoration packageRM 3,750 in credits · valid 12 months
RM 3,000
Sanctuary packageRM 7,150 in credits · valid 24 months
RM 5,500

Packages do not discount the session price; they add value on top. Pay RM 1,000 and receive RM 1,200 in credits (1 credit = RM 1). Credits are shareable with family and friends, and spend on any treatment at its listed price.

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Why HBOT prices differ

Across Malaysia, HBOT prices span a wide range because the sessions themselves differ. Pressure is the biggest factor: hospital chambers run at 2.0 ATA and above for medically prescribed treatment, while wellness studios like CAIAN operate mild chambers at 1.3 ATA. The two are different services at different prices, not substitutes.

Within wellness HBOT, price follows chamber type, session length, and whether the chamber is private or shared. When you compare prices, compare the pressure, the minutes, and the privacy, not just the ringgit figure.

A note

HBOT at 1.3 ATA is offered as a wellness service. We do not claim HBOT cures or treats specific medical conditions, and a wellness chamber is not a substitute for hospital hyperbaric medicine. If a doctor has prescribed HBOT for a medical condition, follow that route. If you are managing a condition or are within the first weeks after surgery, please consult your doctor before booking.

Common questions

How much does a hyperbaric oxygen therapy session cost in Malaysia?
At CAIAN in Bukit Jalil, a private 60-minute session at 1.3 ATA is RM 298, and your first visit is the RM 198 First Reset, which includes a full HBOT session within a 120-minute ritual. Across the wider market, prices move with pressure, chamber type, and session length, so compare like with like.
Does insurance cover HBOT in Malaysia?
Wellness HBOT sessions like ours are generally not claimable under health insurance. Hospital hyperbaric medicine prescribed for a covered condition may be, depending on your policy, so check with your insurer before assuming either way.
How many sessions should I budget for?
Most guests notice improved sleep and reduced fatigue within 3 to 5 sessions; visible recovery markers typically need 5 to 10 sessions over a few weeks. If you plan more than three sessions, a package usually makes sense: the RM 1,000 Renewal package grants RM 1,200 in credits, enough for four HBOT sessions.
Is a cheaper HBOT session the same thing?
Not necessarily. A lower price can mean a shared chamber, a shorter session, or a different pressure. Ask three questions of any provider: what pressure, how many minutes, and is the chamber private. At CAIAN every session is 60 minutes at 1.3 ATA in a private chamber.
Can I pay per session, or do I have to buy a package?
Per session is fine. Packages exist for regulars because the bonus credits add up, but there is no membership requirement and no pressure to upgrade. If you do buy a package, the credits are shareable with family and friends.

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B-13-03, Pusat Perdagangan Bukit JalilPersiaran Jalil 7, 57000 Kuala Lumpur

Open daily, 10am to 8pm.

In Bukit Jalil, under a kilometre from Pavilion Bukit Jalil, serving Kuala Lumpur and the wider Klang Valley.

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